This is a tricky world I have entered. Usually just sitting in the realm of model releases and such, I recently had to dip a toe into the more commercial realm of Image licensing and Intellectual Property contracts. I’m not kidding when I say it made my head hurt. But
Are you interested in stock photography and video to make a little extra income? Me, too. However, don’t waste time creating images you can’t use because they violate intellectual property (IP) rights. Here are a few tips to help ensure your images will be accepted by stock agencies such as
Intellectual property? What is intellectual property and how/why does it matter in videos for stock? These are top-of-mind issues that all videographers want to be well aware of when capturing footage destined for Adobe Stock. Intellectual Property (IP) Simply, IP is a brand on a product, a trademarked shape or
While attending the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) conference in Las Vegas, I had the chance to attend an Adobe Stock workshop at a ghost town near Nelson, Nevada on shooting photographs and video for sale as stock. Participants were split into teams that rotated between six stations—each one teaching
